Belmont Abbey Gains Symbolic Growth Through Community Ties
Belmont Abbey College extends a joint community effort to expand facilities led by a new library and student center. The 600 student goal frames a broader plan after a 1956 push where community leaders formed a Board of Advisors to fund and guide the project.
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Farmers Urged to Improve Leaf Quality in Tar Heel Tobacco
Greensboro AP report quotes State Farm Bureau leader Alonzo C. Edwards urging North Carolina tobacco farmers to lift leaf quality to defend foreign markets. He warns 25 to 30 percent of production could be lost for export in five to ten years and calls for stronger cooperative effort to counter vertical integration and contract farming risks.
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Beating The Machine Age At Michigan State
Michigan State University students chase foreign sports cars that slip under gates of automated parking. The small imports are affordable and drivers have enjoyed free parking due to their size and cost.
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Michigan State University
Industrial Editors In Meeting In Asheville
About 60 editors from the Carolinas and Virginia gathered for the South Atlantic Council of Industrial Editors two day convention opening in Asheville. D Hiden Ramsey former newspaper executive and chair of the State Board of Higher Education would deliver the keynote on company communications. Rex Parrott of Socono Products Co Hartsville S C and James N Young of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co Akron Ohio were scheduled speakers at tonight's banquet.
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South Atlantic Council of Industrial Editors
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Muffins Rolled in Butter Sugar Cinnamon
Finish muffins by brushing with melted butter and rolling tops in a sugar and cinnamon mix. Serve immediately for warm, fragrant treats.
Farm Leader Blasts Textile Interests
Alonzo C. Edwards of Hookerton, executive vice president of the North Carolina Farm Bureau, accused textile manufacturers of a deliberate maneuver to depress cotton prices at the North Carolina Peanut Growers Association meeting in Lewiston. He warned of prices falling to 24 to 25 cents per pound and described the situation as driving cotton growers toward bankruptcy.
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